They went all the way: an enormous map indicating the equivalents of the Gaza strip and the West Bank (Zeelandic Flanders and Limburg, respectively), as well as the Frisian military bases, border checkpoints and settlements, Dutch tunnels to Belgium, the works.

The first part of the word, which is recorded in English since 1360, comes from the Old English hengest, meaning “horse”, notably stallion, cognates of which also occur in many Teutonic languages, such as Old Frisian, German and Dutch hengst.

They went all the way: an enormous map indicating the equivalents of the Gaza strip and the West Bank Zeelandic Flanders and Limburg, respectively, as well as the Frisian military bases, border checkpoints and settlements, Dutch tunnels to Belgium, the works.